2011 Volleyball
TransouthPct.OverallPctStreakHomeAwayNeutral
1-13.07111-28.282Lost 23-94-154-4
Coaches
Brittany Nicley Image
Brittany Nicley
Head Coach- 3rd Season
 
    Mid-Continent University volleyball coach Brittany Nicley replaced Lilly Zhan before the 2009 season at the helm of the Cougars' fortunes after Zhan's two seasons in Mayfield.  Brittany also has joined MCU's athletics leadership team as the newly-appointed Assistant Athletics Director, in August, 2010, and on January 26, 2011, Nicley was appointed interim head women's basketball coach for the final 10 conference games and the 2011 TSAC Championships.
  
    Earning five victories during each of Nicley's two seasons, MCU volleyball has set school records and hopes for bigger accomplishments in 2011.
  
    Brittany played volleyball, softball, and basketball all four years at Western Boone Senior High School in Thorntown, Indiana, earning All-Conference awards in all three sports as a sophomore, junior, and senior and still holds the school volleyball record for most career assists and single-season assists and single-match assists.
  
    Nicley's father, Paul Nicley, set Western Boone High School's boys' basketball scoring record with two consecutive 47-point games in 1975-76, a mark that still stands.
  
    A 2004 high school graduate, Brittany attended Judson College, an NAIA school in Elgin, Illinois, and played four years of volleyball and softball. She graduated from Judson in 2008, with a Bachelor of Arts degree in elementary education. As a senior setter on Judson's volleyball team, she led the team with 218 assists.
  
    As a junior and senior middle infielder, Brittany helped Judson qualify for the National Christian College Athletics Association (NCCAA) Championships. She hit .293 with three doubles, 17 RBI, 7 stolen bases, and 14 runs scored as a senior, and Judson posted a 24-24 record, its season record for wins, and placed third at NCCAA Nationals in Florida. Brittany ranks fourth in Judson history with 381 career at-bats, seventh with 91 hits, 12th with 21 walks, and 13th with 37 RBI and 35 runs scored.
  
    "I am thrilled to have the opportunity to work in an atmosphere where the people show tremendous support for me as an individual and what I am trying to accomplish within the university," says Nicley, after receiving her first collegiate coaching position in 2009.
 
 
Emily Bacchus Image
Emily Bacchus
Manager- 1st Season
 
Natalie Duvall Image
Natalie Duvall
Manager- 1st Season